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Seems like they're being evaluated on their "items per time" rate, but that time also includes the lunch and bathroom breaks.
by jarfil 7y ago
Seems like they're being evaluated on their "items per time" rate, but that time also includes the lunch and bathroom breaks.
- krapp 7y agoMany employees are evaluated by "scan to scan," which is a literal count of the rate at which they physically scan ASINs and bin codes in sequence, so any activity other than that (including bathroom breaks) counts as a penalty against their rate. Of course they also have multiple quotas for items per hour, based on item size and expected daily volume, etc.